POSTSCRIPT. (BY MRS. THOREAU.)

DEAR SOPHIA,--Sam Black [the cat] is liable to frequent attacks that

impair his agility and good-nature; at such times he goes down cellar,

and stays many hours. Your flowers--O, the cruel frost!--are all but

dead; the cactus is withered by cold, but the geraniums yet flourish.

The Sewing Circle has been revived this winter; they meet at our house

in April or May, so that you may then be here. Your Aunt Sophia

remains with us,--when she will return to the city I don't know. We

still suffer from heavy colds, but not so much. Young Miss E. White is

staying in the village a little while (is making a little visit in

town). Don't forget to write within two weeks. We expect a letter next

Sunday.

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